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Front Office Pricing Modelling Quant – Rates Volatility

A front-office pricing quant role building rates-volatility models in the firm's derivatives library. It spans research, calibration and production integration with traders.

What you’d work on

Our reading of the posting: what a new hire in this role would most likely spend their first months on.

  • Implement swaption, Bermudan, cap/floor and CMS pricers
  • Calibrate SABR, LGM and Cheyette models to market data
  • Write Monte Carlo and PDE solvers for exotic structures
  • Document and test models, then wire them into production pricing

What they ask for

Required

  • Front-office rates volatility pricing
  • Swaptions, Bermudans, caps/floors and CMS
  • SABR, LGM and Cheyette models
  • Monte Carlo and PDE methods
  • Derivatives theory and stochastic processes
  • Strong C++
  • Working with traders on calibration

Preferred

  • Modern C++
  • Algorithmic adjoint differentiation
  • Mentoring junior colleagues
Education
Advanced degree in maths, physics, engineering, CS or another quantitative subject.
Experience
10–15 years as a front-office pricing quant in rates volatility
Languages and tools
  • C++
Markets
fixed-income, options

How to prepare

  • Implement SABR calibration to a swaption smile
  • Price a Bermudan swaption with a one-factor short-rate model on a lattice
  • Compare Monte Carlo and PDE pricing for a CMS product
  • Learn algorithmic adjoint differentiation for fast Greeks

What to study

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SelfMadeQuant wrote this summary from the employer’s public posting, last checked 6 November 2026. SelfMadeQuant isn’t affiliated with Qube Research & Technologies and doesn’t handle applications.

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